IndegoX

06/10/2022

Just a quick shoutout about an upcoming online design masterclass Reuben Png will be running with the School of X that is open to all to register. We do have a special discount for Friends of IndegoX, so do reach out to us and we’ll send you the code to get $100 off the workshop. Places are limited so do book quickly!

12/11/2021

It's been ages since we last posted anything here on Facebook! Our website at www.indegox.com has been revamped, we've worked on many more meaningful projects since, and we're looking for more people to join our team!

We're currently looking for a UX/UI design intern who is studying at a university level, and 3rd year or final year students are preferred. We're looking for someone who is passionate about design and people, and has a design portfolio that reflects that.

The internship is part-time for 6 months and will involve working on service design, visual design and UX projects. In this season, this role is almost 100% remote and you can be sure of many Zoom meetings.

We are looking for someone who is self-motivated, organised and a great communicator. You will be treated as an equal member of the team and given real responsibilities on projects that span very diverse industries. If you are a great fit for our team, this role can transition into a full-time role.

As this is under a government programme, the candidate must have Singaporean citizenship or PR status.

More details can be found here: https://www.joinsme.sg/Job?searchkey=indegox

12/11/2020

Many individuals and organisations are struggling in this season and we hope that everyone will come out stronger.

Never forget the challenges you have gone through, and when you have had your breakthrough, remember to show empathy to those who are having a hard time.

We will be resurfacing soon and want to use our platforms to help individuals and organisations to overcome their challenges.

23/10/2020

Division knows no boundaries. I heard this phrase in my head and started writing about its impact on organisations, systems and design on Medium: http://bit.ly/divisionboundaries

The inability to develop a healthy tension between competing information appears to be one of the greatest weaknesses we see on the internet, in politics and even within workplaces.

On a lighter note, we've been taking a much needed rest from the busyness of the previous few months and spending more time doing things that matter: 👉🏻 family, sleep, eating right and exercise 👈🏻

As such we also took a break from The UX of Life series that has gone on for 3 months consecutively. We'll be back online soon, perhaps with a workshop on how to do Journey Mapping for yourself📍

Feeling more refreshed, we're looking forward to what's ahead with greater rest and clarity 🤩

A simple observation of global events in 2020 suggests that the world is a more divided place than ever. The power of technology has…

22/09/2020

Someone once told us that taking the time to make things clear to others is actually an act of kindness. If you want to avoid miscommunication and division, be sure to communicate clearly!

10/09/2020

For the UX of Life series we're looking to share about how the design process can help people in so many ways. We're also using multiple perspectives to do so. One such angle that really broadened my viewpoint was Thomas Peter's sharing from session 2, on how a photojournalist analyses fast-changing situations that range from friendly to hostile: https://youtu.be/mrM1KzN_848

AND in less than a week we're having our friend Farooqui, who is a Technical Analysis Lead from Facebook to share with us how he approaches Risk. We've also heard you - we will also be speaking more about how to apply these processes to real-life situations. If you haven't registered yet please do so at https://bit.ly/UXofLife3

In the third part of The UX of Life Session 2, 2019 Pulitzer Prize winner Thomas Peter shares how he enters a wide variety of situations and has to make sens...

02/09/2020

Presenting round 3 of The UX of Life! Our topic is about RISK and how to approach it. Our guest for this session will be Saif Farooqui, a Technical Analytics Lead at Facebook who applies analytics, data science and data engineering skills to build and measure trust and safety solutions for the ecosystem.

Register your interest at https://bit.ly/UXofLife3

We also have a YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/UXChannel with recordings of our sessions and related videos.

31/08/2020

"Purpose crosses disciplines. Purpose is an essential element of you. It is the reason you are on the planet at this particular time in history. Your very existence is wrapped up in the things you are here to fulfill. Whatever you choose for a career path, remember, the struggles along the way are only meant to shape you for your purpose."

Chadwick Boseman
1976-2020

Photo: Variety/Rex/Shutterstock/Andrew H. Walker

19/08/2020

When was the last time you did something for the first time?

Today we shot, edited and launched our first YouTube video on 4 design principles to design anything. It's a 9-minute summary of the content from our first workshop from The UX of Life series, to help anyone overcome challenges through simple design principles.

Please send this to anyone who may need clarity in addressing problems that they may be facing in life, work or even in systems!

http://bit.ly/designeverything

Design to solve human problems, without design jargon. The design process is not only for designers, and can be used to help you solve all kinds of problems....

18/08/2020

Just over 12 hours to go until our next session! Truly excited to have Thomas Peter (Pulitzer prize winning photojournalist) and Eng Eng Ding (Executive Coach) to share their experiences in getting clarity in complex situations. Learn from different perspectives in problem solving, as well as design processes without the jargon! Last chance to register at bit.ly/UXofLife2

04/08/2020

We're truly excited to have 2 confirmed co-hosts for our second session of The UX of Life: Understanding People and Situations.

(Apologies for taking down the previous post as we had to correct some inaccurate information.)

Thomas Peter is a Pulitzer Prize (2019) winning photojournalist who works for Reuters, often going into hostile environments and then making sense of what the situation really was about! Bio: http://ow.ly/H0Mm50APk4p

Eng Eng Ding is an amazing Executive Coach at ROHEI Corporation who is absolutely skillful at addressing difficult issues while maintaining a safe setting for leaders to open up. Bio: http://ow.ly/daT550APk4k

The UX of Life is a free online series of workshops presented by IndegoX to share design principles for solving problems, without the design jargon.
To register, please visit bit.ly/UXofLife2

We're also in the process of editing a shorter video on the 4 design principles for designing (almost) everything, follow our YouTube channel at bit.ly/UXChannel for updates!

22/07/2020

We're running our second session of The UX of Life on Wednesday 19 Aug 2020 10am SGT (+8 GMT)! We had such encouraging feedback from our first session that we will endeavour to run this on a monthly basis! More info at bit.ly/UXofLife2

For this 2nd installment, we will be exploring one of the first steps in the design process, which is Understanding your context. Specifically, we will be talking about how to understand others, especially when people don't always say what they think! This will be relevant regardless of whether you are solving interpersonal issues, designing a product, or planning communication.

In the meantime, it looks like we accidentally set up a YouTube channel at bit.ly/UXChannel so stay tuned as we will be creating video content, woohoo!

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